hdlg 0.2.1

HDLG is a modern GUI for hdl-dump with Batch installation capabilities.

hdl-dump: https://github.com/ps2homebrew/hdl-dump
wLaunchELF: https://github.com/ps2homebrew/wLaunchELF

Preview as of October 2022.

Installation

pip install --user hdlg

To run hdlg, type hdlg into any terminal, command prompt, app launcher, or the start menu.

If you wish to manually install from the source, take a look at Building.

To-do

• Craft initial GUI with Qt.
• Push to PyPI and add relevant Badges.
• Add PyInstaller make file.
• Add local PS2 HDD connection option.
• List installed games of selected HDD.
• Show HDD information like Disk Size, Space Used, and such.
• Add ability to install a new game to selected HDD.
• Add batch installation support by selecting more than one file.
• Create a file based settings system.
• Add per-install settings like startup, flags, and DMA mode.
• Add ability to format an HDD for use with a PS2 with pfsshell.
• Add ability to rename the Game Name of installed games.
• Add ability to extract an installed game from the PS2 HDD.
• Add ability to view an installed game's sector table.
• Add ability to set a custom icon to an installed game.
• Add remote PS2 HDD (samba) connection option.
• Add Inno Setup script.
• Add Linux support.
• Add macOS support.

Building

This project requires Poetry, so feel free to take advantage and use it for its various conveniences like building sdist/wheel packages, creating and managing dependencies, virtual environments, and more.

Note:

• Source Code may have changes that may be old, not yet tested or stable, or may have regressions.
• Only run or install from Source Code if you have a good reason. Examples would be to test for regressions, test changes (either your own or other contributors), or to research the code (agreeing to the LICENSE).
• Poetry is required as it's used as the PEP 517 build system, virtual environment manager, dependency manager, and more.

Install from Source Code

git clone https://github.com/rlaphoenix/hdlg.git
cd hdlg
pip install --user .

Building source and wheel distributions

poetry build

You can specify -f to build sdist or wheel only. Built files can be found in the /dist directory.

Packing with PyInstaller

poetry run python pyinstaller.py

The build is now available at ./dist.